Tshepo Kgare, CEO of the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR), invites you to participate at the upcoming Southern African Railway Associations (SARA) Conference and Exhibition taking
Friday, 05 August 2022, an historic agreement to transport coal from Eswatini by rail to Moçambique and subsequently other commodities, was signed in Maputo by the two government owned railway operators.
Transnet Freight Rail and Eswatini Railways have issued the request for proposal – RFP, for the provision of Funding and Development (Construction) of the Eswatini
SARA was established in 1996, as a response to increasing competition from road transportation in the region. Originally, to provide the Southern African Development Community
Women’s month message from Tshepo Kgare, CEO of the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR). Tshepo is encouraged to see the growing representation of women in the railway sector, but at the same time highlights some of the challenges being experienced by female train drivers. Happy Women’s Month.
We are just as encouraged by the number of women not only represented in the rail industry across the region, but leading the sector! Listen to our SARA President, Sizakele Mzimela message for this women’s month.
Thami Gwala from SAFlog shares his views on the upcoming Southern African Railway Association Conference and Exhibition, taking place from 26-28 October at the Gallagher Convention
The Southern African Railways Association (SARA) is celebrating Women’s Month this August by shining a spotlight on its newly appointed President, Sizakele Mzimela. Ms. Mzimela who
Managing Director of Plasser South Africa, Dr. Fezile Dantile invites you to attend the Southern African Railway Association (SARA) Conference and Exhibition, which will be
